In Issue 609, the village welcomes a new fire vehicle and in our photo story we head out on the Woodland Trail with several hikers who were looking for a robust way to recognize International Women’s Day...

In Issue 608, we turn the calendar page to March and discover a lot of virtual events for people to log onto, municipal public meetings, World Day of Prayer and Bayfield Reads are just examples of how the community can still connect while staying apart. And in our photo story, we harken back to the days when we could still gather in-person while we reminisce about the Bayfield Town Hall Cabaret shows...

In Issue 607, we learn all about the wonderfully optimistic hikes that the Bayfield River Valley Trails Association volunteers have planned for 2021 and in our photo story, we turn a few pages of a new book by David W Scott on the subject of “Huron County Hockey Heroes”. Readers may be surprised to discover just how many of these players grew up in the “neighbourhood”...

In Issue 606, we recognize that after 53 days, lockdown restrictions are relaxing in the region. In Huron-Perth, we are back to where we were in December of last year - the orange-restrict level, however, Mother Nature is insistent on keeping us at the white-level with some wintery weather in the forecast. On the brighter side, we are 58 days into the season with just 33 days remaining until Spring. Now is that time of year when people turn to soup for comfort, and while there is no Soup’s On, Bayfield!” this year we can savour events gone by in this week’s photo story...

In Issue 605, we head to the Bayfield River to watch the first of two arches get lifted into place alongside the new bridge currently under construction...

In Issue 604, we preview the five finalists for Bayfield Reads coming up on March 7th and for anyone interested in reading about local history we take a look at a new book by Bonnie Sitter in this edition’s photo story because February in lockdown is the perfect time to do some reading!

In Issue 603, we learn some of the history behind the fishing tug “Last Time”. A familiar visitor to Bayfield Harbour, the boat caused quite a stir earlier this week when it took on water while docked and became semi-submerged beneath the icy surface…

In Issue 602, looking for something you can do from the comfort of your couch during the provincial state of emergency? How about vote, eat and watch a concert? We explain how you can do all three this week…we invite you to read on...

In Issue 601, we share a page or two out of a new book by local historian David Yates because reading is a nice pastime during a lockdown and also because “ those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it"...

In Issue 600, well that seems a bit surreal doesn’t it? Yes, we are celebrating our 600th publication of the Bayfield Breeze this week and just to make it all that more memorable it is also day 12 of the provincial lockdown. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis calendars for the start of 2021 are mostly blank but here in Huron County folks are fortunate enough to be able to go for long, uninterrupted walks, sometimes in the snow, and we do just that in our photo story ...